Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-07-03
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and cash yet forth In the DEGREES Of sale aud
upon ,bc terms that the purchasers are 20
paw NIL the taxes--State, county and muni-
cipal--of every Kind for the year 1887,
and all tie waier-rents under the con-
tracts therefor, sci forth In the proceed
inss In these causes, from aud after the
10th day OF April. 1887, and the insu-
renee on the buildings, machinery, and
fixtures from and after tie date OF
this decree; and the sale OF the
brands "GaIIegov and "0'Dauce' to
the sane purchasers for the price
Of Ss,1l0, and the Court doth order that
as 10 the said brands the said purchasers
shall forthwith comply with the terms oil
sale; and doth further order that rs to the
real estate, fixtures, machinery, and water
rights, the said purchasers do In like man
per forthwith comply with all the terms oil
sale except In the following particular
that Is TO say, that rs to their cash payment
for the same, amounting 10 the sum OF &c.
ESQ, they are not now required TO pay the
same according 10 the terms OF sale. But
the deposit Of $40, 900 heretofore made by
Charles l.. Todd IN the City Bank OF
Richmond to the credit OF the Court
In these causes being by his consent
allowed 10 remain in Court as security Tor
said cash payment, and II the confirmation
Of said sale now herein made shall not be
made Intellectual by the result OF the appeal
hereinafter mentioned, 10 stand as part oil
aid cash payment, the said purchasers shall
give TO said commits sioners their bond, with
good security, TO be approved by said COM
missioners, for the sum OF GIG, $50. the excess
ofsaid cash payment over the sum OF $50, 900,
which shall carry Interest from the day OF
sale az the rate OF per centu,n per annum
until paid, II being the purpose OF the Court
not to enforce the collection OF said bond
until the determination Of the appeal
which has been taken by Charles l.. Todd
In these causes, unless by the reason OF the
security which may be gwen on said bond
becoming unsatisfactory 10 the Court, or
some other reason which the Court may
deem sufficient, 1t shall be determined
sooner 10 collect the same. BY consent OF the
said Charles l.. Todd so much OF the order
herein entered on the 2S'h day OF May as
authorizes him 10 check upon said
delosii OF $780, 600 in the said City Bunk OF
Richmond or to withdraw the same there
from IS hereby rescinded.
The balance Of the order makes pr0vi.
sion for the cost Of the sales, advertising,
&C.: u also directs William Ellyson, re-
w Auiu ONti th@ PtOP''Ny w -
purchasers Us soon as they have complied
with the terms OF sales.
CAPTAIN SCOTT.
The case OF Captain Robert G. Scott, also
charged with contempt, was continued on
his motion TIL Tuesday next. No answer
to the rules has been filed by him.
The Gist OF It.
The long and short OF yesterdays pro-
oeedDgs were that Judge Holiday and the
respondents to his rule, came to good I'M
Outstanding. 1t only remains now to put
in writing what was yesterday said orally.
That will be done by Tuesday.
All that being agreed upon, Judge Hol-
lsdsy confirmed The sale last made. Messrs.
Todd, Fairbanks, and Bossieux, the pur.
chasers, thereupon gave the bond re-
quIred, Mr.. II. II. Elicit being their surety,
and Mr.. William EIlyson, the receiver OF
The property, yesterday afternoon handed
the insurance policies on the mills 10 the
insurance agent TO be made out In the
names OF the purchasers. 1t was arranged
that the formalities OF delivery would take
place on Tuesday. Having gotten through
with all this business, Mr.. Todd FASTENED
TO the Chesapeake and Ohio depot and took
the train for Old Point, where to-day aud
tomorrow the sea breczes will fan his
checks.